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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
6
An old time advertising piece urges replacing daily wear on the body with blood tonic B. S. S. claimed to strengthen and enrich the blood and increase vitality. It promotes free literature from Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Heyworth Alabama February 28 Willian Dalton a 16 year old Chicago bank robber was arrested in a pool hall. Dalton’s capture prompted village marshal Blev Bolin to award $26,000 in rewards to Paul Draper son of the village constable. Draper an overseas veteran wounded five times plans to use the money for a Lewis town Montana homestead and to share with his father.
The February police court report lists 231 cases tried and 1428 dollars in fines. It breaks down into 66 drunks, 33 disturbance, and 118 miscellaneous offenses including speec violations bootlegging and vagrancy. Six drunks were dismissed 14 committed to jail and 27 for feited bonds. Disturbance cases saw 13 fined 8 dismissed 3 jailed 4 forfeited bonds and 4 fled trial. Miscellaneous offenses 45 fined 50 dismissed 10 jailed 3 forfeited bonds 3 dismissed for want of prosecution 3 appealed and four complaints withdrawn. There were 14 state cases 6 dismissed 1 escaped trial and 7 committed to county jail.
The Rev Norbert C Hoff president of Mount St Charles college Helena spoke at Butte Central School praising higher education and the local high school s progress He offered advice to the graduating class stressing education s role in future success He complimented Montana Catholic schools for civic and educational advancement and praised local teachers who received warm applause.
Salvation Army day nursery appeals for items to equip its facilities. Needs include beds, linens, towels, tableware, chairs, curtains, playthings, books, thread, and an alarm clock. Donors may drop off at Mrs. Charles Leonard 843 West Broadway until next Thursday.
County building employees who got their monthly stipends report a radical shift in warrant discounts. Some banks cash warrants at 2 percent, while others refuse the paper. One complainant tried to cash a warrant with a money lender who sought an excessive rate.
Eight drunks were docketed in the police court Monday morning as a result of Sunday sprees. Six forfeited bonds, one pleaded guilty and was fined $10, and another pleaded guilty but the charge was dropped for agreeing to testify against liquor sellers.
To Mr and Mrs Louis Sapani Brookside Feb 26 a son. To Mr and Mrs BR Southard 29 West Center Street Feb 25 a daughter.
Mrs Anna Stein from Covington Kentucky reports Foley's Honey and Tar banishes her son's cough. The note claims relief for bronchitis and various coughs including croup whooping cough and grip cough. The advertisement endorses the product for spring coughs and bronchial irritation.
A warrant for the arrest of Max Barisch was issued in Justice ONeill's court on a grand larceny charge. Barisch allegedly withheld $87.50 while employed as a collector for Marans Supply Company. Deputy County Attorney Emigh said records are being checked to verify other accounts Barisch handled.
Harvard began compulsory fitness for all freshmen and President Lowell reports the program a success. He notes a rising demand for more indoor and outdoor exercise space and equipment for upperclassmen. The broader lesson is that better brain work follows better physical fitness.
The Milwaukee Journal notes that true self mastery comes from a sound body and discipline. Interfering with freshmen to enforce body justice is seen as a moral lesson, with the hoped-for later witness that they are glad their bodies were put to task.
In Columbus, Ohio, George H Quick was arrested after a potato theft at Cr Kelly's commission house on East Naghten Street. Arthur Delay fled, escaping via a train as officers detained Quick, who pleaded for mercy.
New York grapples with a growing number of unemployed actresses estimated around 3000 stranded in the metropolis. Many lack chorus girl opportunities and struggle to find steady work in the arts and stage.
Sheriff Duggan will not obtain the five deputies he sought. The board limited the grant to three, totaling 19 deputies with the 16 already allowed by law. Commissioner Freudenstein alone voted for the increase citing rising crime but the request failed.
Marie Elseth of Everett files for divorce from Anton Elseth alleging extreme cruelty non support and temperance. She seeks custody of their nine children aged 18 16 15 14 11 10 9 7 and 5.
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